Hi!
I am lost in proc logistic procedure.
My data has outcome variable with 2 levels(yes, no), and
two independent variables. Sex- male, female. Type- A, B, C.
If I want to make an inference about the sex on outcome variable for given Type variable using proc logistic, how can I see that? Like, when given Type, A B and C I want to see how each sex effects on outcome variable.
Thus how can I get the probability for each possible situations? like, if I want to know probability of outcome being yes if sex is male and type is C?
I am not using any interaction term here, so this is my model statement
model outcome = type sex;
You want this ?
data have;
set sashelp.heart;
keep status bp_status sex;
run;
proc sql;
create table predict as
select *
from (select distinct bp_status from have),(select distinct sex from have);
quit;
proc logistic data=have;
class bp_status sex;
model status=bp_status sex;
score data=predict out=want ;
run;
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